LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has once again reiterated to sue the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) as the Indian board has failed to honour its commitment and play a bilateral series with Pakistan. PCB executive committee chairman Najam Sethi stated the PCB stance in a tweet on Wednesday. The agreement between the two boards was signed in 2014. The series was one of six agreed between the PCB and BCCI under a Memorandum of Understanding signed when Prime Minister Manmohan Singh-led government gave its go-ahead for the series. Sethi, in another tweet, said that India has lost and the International Cricket Council (ICC) has decided to roll back the ‘Big Three’ system. “International Cricket Council (ICC) task force chairman on Pakistan Giles Clarke has reviewed the security report of the ICC experts and has agreed to hold three T20 matches in Pakistan,” Sethi made the revelation in a tweet and added the matches are scheduled for end of September 2017. “A team of ICC’s ‘top current players’ will play the matches,” added Sethi. Pakistan and India have not played a full series against each other since 2007, though Pakistan toured India for a short series in December 2012.